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UA Calendars UA Phonebook Site Index Locate Math Building on Campus Map ... Computer Support You are here: Home Research Faculty Areas of Interest Applied Mathematics: Mathematical Biology Mathematical Biology Significant interactions between mathematics and biology began at least a century ago in population dynamics models. Today, mathematical ecology and population biology represents the confluence of two great traditions, one originating with the work of Lotka and Volterra in their study of population dynamics, and a second developed by Haldane, Fisher, and Wright to study the mechanisms of inheritance. We have similar foundational contributions from mathematics to a variety of areas in biology: Poiseuille's Law for blood flow, the Hodgkin-Huxley model for electrophysiology, the Michaelis-Menten relation for enzyme kinetics, and the Berg and Brown model for bacterial chemotaxis are just four of many possible examples. Powerful new techniques in molecular biology, physiology, genetics, and ecology are taking biology into a much more quantitative era. As mathemticians analyze the increasing volume of data and model increasingly more intricate biological phenomenon, we are seeing more and more how mathematics is a unifying force in biology. Thus modern biology is calling upon a team of experts in order to continue to keep pace with the vast array of quantity information from the field and from the laboratory. Today, mathematicians with expertise as diverse as non-linear partial differential equations, dynamical systems, probability, statisitics and stochastic processes, combinatorial mathematics, graphs and networks, and low dimensional topology are engaged in this broad endeavor.

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Skip to content Search Contact us University of Cambridge Natural Sciences Tripos NST Programme specification Programme specification Natural Sciences Tripos Programme specification Structure of the Tripos PartIA Programme specifications Biology of Cells ... Appendix A: Course Programmes document (large pdf) Natural Sciences Tripos Programme Specification: Part IA Mathematical Biology This course is taught by the Faculty of Biology and is intended for biologists who have taken mathematics at A level (or have an equivalent level of preparedness, including a grounding in calculus). Aims to introduce students to the application of mathematical modelling in the analysis of biological systems comprising populations of molecules, cells and organisms; to show how mathematics, statistics and computing can be used in an integrated way to analyse biology; to develop students' skills in algebraic manipulation, the calculus of linear and non-linear differential equations, mathematical modelling, matrix algebra and statistical methods; to introduce students to the use of mathematical and statistical computer packages for the analysis of biological processes.

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Membership Governance Meetings Publications ... Job Listings SMB Newsletter Current Newsletter Volume 23 #2 - May 2010 Edited by: Holly Gaff (in pdf format) Please send comments and corrections for this edition of the SMB Newsletter to: editor@smb.org Previous Newsletters Note: Links in old newsletters may be out of date and no longer valid. Volume 23, Issue 1 - January 2010 (in pdf format) Volume 22, Issue 3 - September 2009 (in pdf format) Volume 22, Issue 2 - May 2009 (in pdf format) Volume 22, Issue 1 - January 2009 (in pdf format) Volume 21, Issue 3 - September 2008 (in pdf format) Volume 21, Issue 2 - May 2008 (in pdf format) Volume 21, Issue 1 - January 2008 (in pdf format) Volume 20, Issue 3 - September 2007 (in pdf format) Volume 20, Issue 2 - May 2007 (in pdf format) Volume 20, Issue 1 - January 2007 (in pdf format) Volume 19, Issue 3 - September 2006 (in pdf format) Volume 19, Issue 2 - May 2006 (in pdf format) Volume 19, Issue 1 - January 2006 (in pdf format) Volume 18, Issue 3 - September 2005 (in pdf format) Volume 18, Issue 2 - May 2005

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Ph.D. Program in Differential Equations and Mathematical Biology The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at ASU has a uniformlytop notch faculty (ranked 26 according to the faculty quality and 14 according to the percentage of program faculty publishing in the period of 1988-1992. ). In particular, it has a prominent and internationally well known faculty group in mathematical biology and differential equations. Differential equations is a central area of mathematics, and one of their recent and most exciting applications is in mathematical biology. ASU offers graduate studies in ordinary, partial, and functional differential equations and in related areas such as perturbation theory and dynamical systems. Applications in mathematical biology concern cellular and neural modeling, ecology, epidemics, genetics, physiology, and population dynamics. PREREQUISITES In addition to the general departmental prerequisites, Applied Complex Analysis, and proficiency in MATLAB and a computer language are required. Advanced Linear Algebra is desirable. COURSE WORK The Ph.D. student takes 30 credit hours in the following six areas: intermediate and advanced Real Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Ordinary Differential Equations, Mathematical Biology, Partial Differential Equations, Probability and Statistics. In addition, 30 credit hours are taken in approved courses from the Department of Mathematics and courses from outside the Department that are related to mathematical modeling. The selection should ensure sufficient breadth and coherence in the student's program of study. Students who wish to place a greater emphasis on analysis would take further courses in differential equations, perturbation theory, dynamical systems, functional analysis, operator theory or topology, or would take further courses in computational mathematics. Students who emphasize modeling take further modeling courses from inside or outside the Department.

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